William Carey College - Crusader / Pine Burr Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

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EULA LEE BUCKLEY PINOLA, MISS. A voice, gentle, soft and low, an excellent thing in tvoman. - Shakespeare. Eula who receives a diploma in piano is one of our most conscientious students. She is thoroughly in love with music, highly appreciative of the beauties of the work, and accepts uncomplainingly all the drudgery of the daily hard work. The gentleness of her nature seems echoed in- the lightness of her touch, and the strength of her character is suggested by its accuracy and firmness. We believe that the qualities we know her to possess will assure her success as she goes from these halls. Diplomain piano: Class Poet; Treas. Hermenian Society: College Librarian. PEARL DUCKWORTH MOUNT OLIVE, MISS Her air, her smile, her motions. Told of ivomanly completeness; A music as of household songs. Was in her voice of sweetness. — Whittier. Miss Pearl is perhaps our most dignified Senior. It can be said of her that no member of the class is a harder or closer worker, always at class, always doing her very best, she has worked her way toward the goal of the college girl— her diploma. As she has already successfully trained the young idea, she is Dean of the Teacher ' s Club. She will carry with her the best and kindest wishes of faculty and students. Pres. Hermenian Soc. second quai-. : Sec. of Senior Class: Pres. Teacher ' s Club. RUBY BATSON HATTIESBURG, MISS. Many love music for music ' s sake. Many because her touches can awake Thoughts that repose ivithin the breast half-dead. And rise to follow ivhereshe loves to lead. —Landor. Ruby is also a graduate in piano. She is our only local Senior in music and our only Ruby and we are proud of her. She has wonderful talent in music and her renderings always charm those who hear her. She is lo ' ed by all who know her. has attractive and winning ways and is fond of social gatherings. She expects to follow her profession in music and our best wishes are to her in her undertakings.

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LUCILE MOODY MAXEYS. GA. I can do with my pencil what I know, what I see, what, at bottom of my heart I wish for. — Robert Browning. Lucile is our only graduate in art. By industry she has developed her natural ability, and we are truly proud of her accomplishments, and we believe yet she will jjush forward to the unattained heights, for A man ' s reach should exceed his grasp, or what ' s a heaven for? To her talent and hard work. The Pine Burr owes many of its little sketches. She is a favorite socially and has been a help in the religious life of the School. President Art Club; Secretary Philomathean Society, first quarter; President Y. W. A. : Art Editor of Pine Burr. LUCY HALL PACK HATTIESBURG MISS She sang his heart away, away. She sang his heart away. — Stauntoyi. If the girls of Woman ' s College were to be asked whether they had ever seen any one so full of music that it oozed out at both voice and finger tips, they would say with one accord. Lucy Hall. This musical genius is quiet, unassuming and modest and is said to be the hardest working music pupil at the college. She is popular with students and faculty, will answer a young man if he speaks to her and is blessed with the happiest features of face and disposition. She expects to devote her life to her chosen specialty. Glee Club; Graduate in Piano. Member Y. W. A. and Philomathean Society; Associate Editor of Pine Burr. SOPHIA OPHELIA SUTTON PRENTISS. M IBS .- ' . She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone or despise. ' ' — Lowell. Sophia is one of the best beloved girls. Her sweet, unselfish dispositljn endears her to all from Prep, to Senior, and her greatest desire is to fit herself for the highest service of which she is capable. She hopes to be a missionary to China. She shines on the tennis court, is a close conscientious student and teaches in the Primary Department of the Sunday School. Here ' s to a long and Celestial Republic. President Hermenian Society, first quarter: Anniversarian ' Hermenian Society; Treasurer Senior Class; Treasurer Y. W. A.; Membe • of Student Volunteer Band; Tennis Club; Associate Editor of Pine Burr.

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i fuinr Pnrm As I sit and watch the sun Sink behind the western hills. And I look into the future, My heart with joy and sorrow fills. Yes, it ' s sad to think of leaving Those whom we so truly love. Knowing that we ' ll never meet them Till we reach the home above. Sorrow, at the thought of parting From my schoolmates all so dear; And to know that never more We will be together here. But it ' s joy to know we ' re ready To begin life ' s work aright. And we ' ll take our places bravely In the thickest of the fight. Never more to walk the campus Arm-in-arm with some dear friend, Trusting her with every secret. Her, in whom you can depend. Let us face life ' s sternest duties With a courage strong and true. Knowing well that vict ' ry cometh To the brave and faithful few. Then, be brave, my Senior Sisters, You will conquer, never fear! If you ' re always truly faithful. To the lessons taught you here. Class Poet ' 13.